I have a display of my photopolymer prints on show at Grimsay Community Association. The work comes from A Tapestry of Connection, exploring the landscape, ecology and small details of North Uist. Also on display is the collaborative concertina artist’s book made during the project with Sollas Bookbinding. Putting this small display up at GrimsayContinue reading “The Space Between Projects”
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The Space Between Projects
There is a misconception that an artist’s work begins and ends with a funded project. These in-between periods are often where the next steps begin to form. Following the completion of A Tapestry of Connection, I’ve been taking time to reflect on the direction of my work and where I want to focus my energyContinue reading “The Space Between Projects”
A Tapestry of Connection Phase II
Thirty-Six Prints and a Cuckoo’s Call The concertina book pages are finally complete. I produced an edition of six images which will fit across six pages—thirty-six prints in total. Each one is a photopolymer print, built up in two or more colours. It’s a slow, exacting process—there’s no rushing it—just deep concentration and a willingnessContinue reading “A Tapestry of Connection Phase II”
A Tapestry of Connection Phase II
From Printmaking Meltdown, Studio Magic, and a Slice of Cake I set off from my home in North Uist on Tuesday morning (7th April) after what has been feeling like a never-ending winter—wind, rain, and general greyness—and somehow travelled into… actual sunshine ☀️ 18 degrees, blue skies, and a ferry crossing that felt like aContinue reading “A Tapestry of Connection Phase II”
A Tapestry of Connection Phase II
Clarity and Connection This blog marks the beginning of A Tapestry of Connection – Phase II: Clarity and Connection. This new phase grows directly from the original A Tapestry of Connection project, which was supported by VACMA and centred on a mile-long stretch of the Hebridean Way. The work explored human interaction within the landscape,Continue reading “A Tapestry of Connection Phase II”
Nicola Neate 